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December 2010 Issue

In this issue:

Message from the Co-Chairs
Frank B. Friedman and Mary Ellen Ternes…1

Regulatory Developments by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency
Daniel P. Mach…4

Judicial Developments
J. Cullen Howe…5

Local Climate Change Initiatives Hit a Stone Wall of Federal Preemption Arguments
Norman A. Dupont…10

Climate Change Disclosures: A Move Toward Consistency or Business as Usual?
Christina M. Landgraf …14

EPA Proceeds with Climate Change Regulation as Legal Challenges Mount
Dustin T. Till…18

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December 2010 Issue

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March 17-19, 2011
40th Annual Conference on Environmental Law
Salt Lake City, UT